Johannes Kuhl. The Spirituality Involved in Climate Concerns – Change Yourself!
The aim of the contribution is to investigate to what extent the technical age challenges an inner, cognitive (“spiritual”) development—which difficulties and possibilities are associated with it and which paths are available.
October 23, 2021. Registration link.
Online Meetings Throughout the Year:
Each month we will be offering an English recording of one of the lectures (see below for recordings). These will be available for viewing any time prior to scheduled online colloquia that will be held on the fourth Saturday of each month. These will be (new time) from 9 – 10:30 PT, noon – 1:30 ET (18:00 – 19:30 CET).
Please click here to register once for all of these events. Registrants will receive a personal link for each colloquium. Only registrants will get links to preview the recordings which we ask you to do before its respective colloquium.
If you registered for the January 30th event, you need to re-register. We have switched from Webinar format to Meeting format for its features. This has meant a new link to attend the colloquia beginning in February.
- Jan. 30 Meinhard Simon Q&A follows
- Feb. 13 Orientation – colloquium format, discussions
- Feb. 27 Hans-Ulrich Schmutz on cosmic rhythms
- Apr. 17 [new date!] Susanna Kümmell and Meinhard Simon on terrestrial biology
- Apr. 24 Anet Spengler Neff on applied agriculture
- May 22 Join Stefan Siemer’s live presentation – special registration here.
- May 29 Bernd Siebenhüner & Stefan Siemer on business economy
- Jun. 26 Beate Oberdorfer & Andreas Pook on applied spiritual science
Jul. 24Otto Ulrich on technology – combined with Aug. 28- Aug. 28 Stefan Ruf on psychology
- Sep. 25 Samuel & Lydia McMullen plus Pauline Lutz on youth actions
- Oct. 23 Johannes Kuhl on spirituality
We want to elicit earnest reflection and to seek what is emerging in our souls, asking “How do we have to change so that knowledge and feasibility come together?” How do we move from science to conscience to conscientiousness?
Our Last Colloquium: Saturday, Oct. 23rd 11 am PT, 2 pm ET, 6 pm CET with Johannes Kuhl.
Theme: Change yourself, strenuous – painful – magnificent!
The aim of the contribution is to investigate to what extent the technical age challenges an inner, cognitive (“spiritual”) development—which difficulties and possibilities are associated with it and which paths are available.
Register to get the link to preview the speaker’s presentation in English
Register for all upcoming colloquia here. More information in Correspondence v4.1 p6.
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Past Events
Did you miss an event? Many past events have a recording available.
Evolving Science at the Goetheanum.
Oct. 7-10, 2021: From Living Thinking to Living with Nature – Approaches, Challenges, and Perspectives of a Sustainable Science.
The zoom link for guests who want to attend regularly (CHF 120 regular fee / CHF 90 reduced rate – for the whole conference) needs to be booked here: https://science.goetheanum.
Autumn Conference Oct. 1-4, 2020: The Climate Needs Our Change? (Use this LINK for more information about the October 2020 Conference). No recording.
Come back here for further announcements from this collaboration of the Natural Science Section of the Anthroposophical Society in America, the Natural Science & Math Group of Great Britain, and the Natural Science Section at the Goetheanum.